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Global Voices Podcast: An interview with Eduardo Avila

Written byKamla Bhatt
Posted 18 May 2006 11:01 GMT

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Eduardo Avila is an Bolivian American who lives in Washington DC and covers Bolivia for Global Voices.

Kamla Bhatt spoke with Eduardo at the recently concluded WeMedia conference in London about his work, blogging and Bolivia.

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  • Pingback: Kamla Bhatt » Global Voices: Bolivia

    […] Recently, Eduardo was at the WeMedia conference in London, and I caught up with him there and did a podcast interview. You can listen to Eduardo talk about Bolivia, Barrio Flores, growing up in America, and most importantly what are Bolivan bloggers talking about. […]

    20 May 2006, 2:29 am

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